Radial J-ISO Stereo Isolator

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Radial J-ISO Stereo Isolator

  • Converts balanced line level signals to unbalanced
  • Stereo signal path with set & forget level control
  • Transformer isolated to eliminate hum & buzz
  • J-Iso features Jensen™ transformers for optimal signal path

The Radial J-Iso and Pro-Iso are stereo line isolators designed to convert a professional +4dB line level balanced signal to an unbalanced -10dB consumer level device. This enables you to take the balanced output of a mixer and feed a consumer level recorder or audio input on a computer.

J-Iso Part # R800-1025: The J-Iso employs a premium Jensen transformer for optimal signal transfer to minimize distortion and artefact. Full bandwidth performance makes the J-Iso ideal for music production.

The passive design begins with 100% discrete components throughout. A set & forget level control lets you attenuate the input signal to prevent it from overloading the destination device. Output connections include a stereo pair of ¼” connectors, a set of RCAs and a mini 3.5mm (1/8″) for interfacing to a mini recorder or lap-top computer. Transformer isolation helps eliminate hum and buzz caused by ground loops while eliminating stray DC currents from flowing.

Construction begins with 14 gauge steel throughout utilizing Radial’s unique bookend construction. This creates a protective zone around the connectors and controls for added durability. The steel construction also assists by shielding the transformers from outside magnetic fields. Inside, the J-Iso features an innovative I-beam skeletal insert that makes it virtually impossible to torque the PC board. This reduces potential stress which could cause premature solder joint failure.

Designed for full range applications, the J-Iso combines exceptional signal handling with the type of durability that has made Radial famous.

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ContentRadial J-ISO Stereo Isolator
  • Converts balanced line level signals to unbalanced
  • Stereo signal path with set & forget level control
  • Transformer isolated to eliminate hum & buzz
  • J-Iso features Jensen™ transformers for optimal signal path
The Radial J-Iso and Pro-Iso are stereo line isolators designed to convert a professional +4dB line level balanced signal to an unbalanced -10dB consumer level device. This enables you to take the balanced output of a mixer and feed a consumer level recorder or audio input on a computer.
J-Iso Part # R800-1025: The J-Iso employs a premium Jensen transformer for optimal signal transfer to minimize distortion and artefact. Full bandwidth performance makes the J-Iso ideal for music production.
The passive design begins with 100% discrete components throughout. A set & forget level control lets you attenuate the input signal to prevent it from overloading the destination device. Output connections include a stereo pair of ¼" connectors, a set of RCAs and a mini 3.5mm (1/8") for interfacing to a mini recorder or lap-top computer. Transformer isolation helps eliminate hum and buzz caused by ground loops while eliminating stray DC currents from flowing. Construction begins with 14 gauge steel throughout utilizing Radial's unique bookend construction. This creates a protective zone around the connectors and controls for added durability. The steel construction also assists by shielding the transformers from outside magnetic fields. Inside, the J-Iso features an innovative I-beam skeletal insert that makes it virtually impossible to torque the PC board. This reduces potential stress which could cause premature solder joint failure. Designed for full range applications, the J-Iso combines exceptional signal handling with the type of durability that has made Radial famous.
Originally developed for the dynamics circuit of the acclaimed Shelford Channel, the 535 Diode Bridge Compressor captures the soul of Rupert Neve’s original 2254 compressor while providing modern updates including advanced timing control, significantly lower noise, fully stepped controls throughout, and internal parallel processing capabilities. What is diode bridge compression? Where the VCA compressor found in the Master Buss Processor provides unmatched clarity, the weighty, harmonically rich tonality of diode bridge compression can be essential in pushing key sources like vocals, electric guitars, bass and drums to the forefront of a mix. By understanding the limitations of vintage units like the legendary 2254, painstaking effort was taken to reproduce the unique tone of these classics while improving the noise floor & accuracy, expanding inflexible time constants, adding full wave sidechain detection for improved dynamic response, and widening the range of threshold and ratio controls. Delivering the powerful sound of these iconic designs with enhanced flexibility for the modern age, the 535 Diode Bridge Compressor is a dynamic tool equipped to make a bold statement on virtually any mix or track. LINE INPUT TO LINE OUTPUT
  • Compressor Bypassed.
  • Z source = 40 Ohm Balanced
INPUT IMPEDANCE 10K Ohm OUTPUT IMPEDANCE 40 Ohm MAXIMUM INPUT LEVEL +23.5 dBu MAXIMUM OUTPUT LEVEL +23.5 dBu NOISE
  • 22 Hz - 22 kHz BW.
  • -101 dBu
FREQUENCY RESPONSE
  • 10 Hz - 120 kHz, 30ft Output XLR Cable.
  • +/- 0.25 dB
THD+N 
  • @ 1 kHz @ Maximum Output Level, 22 Hz - 22 kHz BW.
  • 0.001%
The product that started it all for Empirical Labs. Born of founder Dave Derr’s love of classic compressors like the 1176, LA-2A and Gain Brain (among others), the Distressor incorporates his favorite sonic characteristics of these, along with other unique and interesting features that have made it a staple for audio engineers all over the world. With over 28,000 units in the field, it’s safe to say that the Distressor is one of the best selling high end compressors of all time… if not THE best selling. A prominent recording engineer recently wagered that there probably was not a top 40 record made in the last five years that didn’t have at least one Distressor on it.
Besides providing a wide range of control and a unique feature set, the Distressor offers a warm, vintage sound by using a custom designed gain control circuit. This “warmth” or “vintage sound” has become a major issue in the last few decades, as the super clear and linear digital technology does next to nothing to soften “harsh” sounds, nor emphasize the bass frequencies in music sources. Conversely, older analog tape, vinyl records and tube equipment could not be prevented from coloring the sound, often to the frustration of recording engineers. However, many people now realize that this coloring can be extremely pleasant and musical. Digital technology is often referred to as “cold” and “brittle” among other terms (although we prefer “unforgiving”).
Unique Compression Curves All eight of the Distressor’s curves are unique and distinctive, from the 1:1 mode that simply warms up signal with low order harmonics without intentional compression, to the “Nuke” setting – a brick wall limiting curve that shines on live drum room mics. Each curve has its own personality and several actually use different circuitry, and are effectively different compressors. Most exceptional is the 10:1 “Opto” ratio which uses separate detector circuitry to emulate the oldest (and valued) “light controlled” devices, such as the LA-2A.
Distortion (Color) Modes Another large part of the Distressor’s personality and power derive from three modes that color the signal, even without compression. These extended audio modes were designed to allow emulation of some very old and expensive vintage compressors & limiters, and let the Distressor deliver a classic “knee” sound all its own by providing user programmable, warm harmonic distortion. In addition to the basic distortion mode, Distort 2 emphasizes tube-like 2nd order harmonics, while in Distort 3 setting the distortion becomes dominated by 3rd harmonics more closely resembling tape. Two HP filters – one in the audio path, one in the detector path – are also available to help with low frequencies that can cause pumping and breathing.
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  • Frequency Response – 2 Hz to 160 kHz in clean audio mode (+0, -3 dB). Response is shaped in distortion modes (Dist 2, Dist 3).
  • Dynamic Range – 110 dB from max. output to min. output in 1:1 mode. Greater than 100 dB signal to noise in distort 3 mode.
  • Distortion – ranges between .02% and 20% depending on distortion mode and release times set on front panel.
  • I/O – DC Coupled input and outputs.
  • Time Constants – Attack range 50uS – 50mS. Release range .05 sec to 3.5 seconds, normal modes and up to 20 seconds in 10:1 opto mode. Time constants are dependent on ratio.
  • Power Consumption – 15 Watts Max.
  • Metal Chassis – single height 1.75″ high, 10″ deep, 19″ wide.
  • Shipping info – 24.2 lbs Stereo pair. Stereo Pair box dimensions 22.5″ x 18.5″ x 6 1/4.
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  • PG-P Filtering Technology for an average of 3x the noise reduction of other portable power conditioners
  • The same noise filtering found in the majority of rack-mount power conditioners
  • 6 wall-wart spaced outlet power conditioner
  • Status LEDs for quick power analysis
  • High-end Panasonic capacitors to filter out performance-robbing high-frequency noise
  • Tour-grade 9ft power cable
  • Proper safeguard protection with a power absorption rating of 540 joules
  • Recessed feet keep the PG-P from sliding, while still providing mounting options (screw mount, velcro, etc.)
  • Rounded corners make for a gentle surface area for smaller power cords.
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  • max. input sensitivity: –32 dBu
  • impedance: 1 MΩ
Output
  • max. output level: 20 dBu
  • impedance: 600 Ω
Trigger- and CV-inputs
  • audio trigger
    • max. input sensitivity: –32 dBu
    • impedance: 1 MΩ
  • gate & CRASH
    • min. voltage: + 4 V
  • external cv
    • voltage: ± 10 V
Signal-to-Noise Ratio
  • direct: > 80 dB
  • effect (filter completely open, no reverb): > 75 dB
Spring Tank
  • number of springs: 3
  • reverbration decay: between 2.75 db and 4.00 s
Filter
  • modes: 24-db-lowpass, 24-db-highpass, 12-db-bandpass
  • modulations sources: envelope generator, envelope follower, external CV, LFO
LFO
  • frequency range: 0.05 Hz … 300 Hz
  • waveforms: ramp up, ramp down, square, sine, S&H, envelope generator
Envelope Generator
  • modes: AD, ASR
  • attack: 1 ms … 10 s
  • decay/release: 1 ms … 15 s
Miscellaneous
  • power supply: external DC-adapter with 12 V/1000 mA
  • dimensions: 26 cm x 14.5 cm x 8 cm (width x depth x height)
  • weight: 0.75 kg
Accessories
  • wooden side panels
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